The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-01-08

Spain has the finest cigar case in
town.
Jim Wardwel. of Emmettsyille,
is in town.
The latest uame for holiday
whisky is "bsrb wire.'
Monte Gwinn. our rustling mer
chant, visited Payette LAST Sunday.
Mrs. Gao. Loggett, who has been
quite sick for some time, ia some better.
Mr.. S, S. Foote, of Middleton, has
recently purchased fino $500 piano
-Ralph Hanna, brother OF Mrs. g.
p. Wheeler, arrived from Astoria, Or,
last Monday.
-Twenty-one thousand pounds of
orc from Flint has been received here
during the week.
AIrs. +. NJ. Spain hiss been very i'll
for the past few weeks, but is now on
the road to recovery.
If you hayo a prescription to put
3up, take it to Ishsm & Co. They know
how to do it, and don't forget it.
The Caldwell Cornet Band desire to |
thank the public in general and every
one in particular, for al favors extend
ed.
Baker county, Oregon, is kicking
for division of the county. It looks
now as if two counties will be made
from the one.
The Cassia County Times contain
ed long and interesting histoy CT that
county in the last issue. The Times is
an enterprising paper.
Ben Keehr, who has been visiting
friends and squeezing the girls in Mis-
souri, for the past three weeks, turned
up smiling last Tuesday.
Hay is $50 ton in Silver City. II
a COW oats three ton this winter, will
abe be worth Sl60 in the spripgP This
Is question fer fnanciers.
Jake Hamm, who has been taking
. much needed rest and visiting friends,
has returned, and his anvil may again
"be heard ringing the whole day
through" J
Tho proprietor Ct the "diye" is
again getting unruly and boisterous. {
Unless he quickly shows disposition
to be more civil, another committee will
wait on him. !
Stanton, superinter dsnt of the t
Flint mines, sent over to Gwinn & Bs-
ker for $40, 900 worth of Insurance., and 8
hates that thai is netting comp pared /
2 ID what is TO follow. S
--Isham & Co. want it understood
that they are going to begin the new
year by selling goods lower than ever {
This is an - of progress, and they are il
going to stay with it. L
Geo. Isham, of Pocatello, canle in
on Sunday to spend the day with his
brother, DR.. Isham. George went up >
To see Butte Christmas, and reports
quite village up there.
Howard King, formerly Of Cald-
well and lately Of Nampa, left for Poca
tsllo last Saturday night to accept !.
position in the division Office at that Il
place. Hore's luck, Howard. o
DIR. Lee has ordered fine new =
piano to be put in Ills house. The
doctor evidently believes in enjoying al
the good things OF this life, and classes =
music among the good things.
Tho Social Clnb is tlourishing. :,
Tho managers from the start main- j.
tanned that by proper management,
social parties could 90 made greet :, y
success, and the sequel proves it. :,
The u. T. has at last really ;,
made the promised reduction on pas :,
Aqer rates on the 0. S. L., and it is :,
~ possible to travel few miles with :
out being backed by national bank a
The committee on public printing b
has closed contracts with the States /,
man for the printing of several reports.
This Is as it should be; tho sending
Of printing out OF the territory is all !"
wrong.
The next dance given by the Cald- -
vel Social Club will be on the evening !,
II January 14th. AS the dances given ;,
BY this club have proven to DO most en- +,
ioysble to everyone, good attendance r.
. assured. ~
j. j. Lackey recently shipped 129 fc
besSi Of horses from this point TO Free o.
|,ont, Neb. He purchased them from n
bsary & Driscol, of Jordan Valley, and C,
here the finest that have passed through
,are for some time. ~
Both Boone and Blatchley are 60 e,
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